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# Drag Selector + Inline Editing ⚡

We are thrilled to introduce two enhancements to our construction management tool, VisiLean, that will redefine your productivity.

First, the Drag Window Selection feature revolutionises task selection. No more tedious clicking; simply hold down the control key, drag your mouse, and effortlessly select multiple tasks across different locations. Even better, your selections persist, allowing you to build on your choices seamlessly.

Second, the Editable Basic Detail Section empowers you to update task properties with ease. Modify task names, zones, owners, and more directly within the panel, reducing the number of clicks required and boosting your productivity.

Watch our video demonstration for a step-by-step guide to these exciting features. Say goodbye to complex task management and embrace efficiency and convenience like never before.

At VisiLean, we are committed to continuous improvement, and these enhancements are just the beginning. Stay tuned for more innovations as we continue to streamline your construction project management journey. Upgrade your experience today with VisiLean! 🏗️💼 #ConstructionManagement #Productivity #Innovation #VisiLeanUpdate

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